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1. Early Music Festival
Devoted to compositions written before the 18th century, the Early Music Festival is held each July in York. There's also a Christmas program in early December.
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2. Harrogate Festival
The town of Harrogate plays host to music and writing festivals with top artists in July and comedy and literature festivals in October, as well as musical recital and lecture programs throughout the year.
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3. Leeds Grand Theatre
This lavish Victorian auditorium dating back to 1878 hosts touring West End and other musicals, music, and major stand-up comedians, in addition to performances by the leading regional opera and ballet companies, Opera North and Northern Ballet, which are based here.
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4. Leeds International Concert Season
The Victorian Town Hall hosts an international concert season (October through May) that attracts top national and international orchestras. Jazz, world music, rock, and brass bands also play free shows at outdoor bandstands in city parks.
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5. Leeds Playhouse
Quarry HillIn the heart of Leeds's cultural quarter, this ultramodern theater's adaptable space makes it eminently suitable for staging both new works and classics.
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6. Stephen Joseph Theatre
Scarborough is firmly on Britain's theater map, largely thanks to the presence of noted playwright and local resident Alan Ayckbourn, who was for many years the artistic director of this theater and premiered most of his acclaimed plays here. His legacy lives on in the theater's commitment to new writing and its strong summer repertory season. There are two stages, plus a cinema, restaurant, and bar.
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7. Viking Festival
Held every February in York, this weeklong commemoration of the conquest of England by the Great Viking Army in 866 (only the British would hold a festival celebrating a losing battle) has more than 60 events, including a longship regatta and workshops for kids ranging from Viking-era crafts to fighting skills like archery and swordplay, as well as historical lectures, a banquet, and a beard competition. It ends with the Jorvik Viking Centre combat reenactment, where the invading Norsemen confront the Anglo-Saxon defenders.
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8. Whitby Folk Week
Music, traditional dance, and storytelling fill the town during Whitby Folk Week, usually held the week before the late-August bank holiday. Pubs, halls, and sidewalks become venues for more than 600 traditional folk events by British performers.
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9. Whitby Goth Weekend
This twice-yearly alternative music event, held in late April and late October, sees Whitby flooded with thousands of visitors from around the world to celebrate the goth and steampunk subcultures and watch bands perform at various venues across town. Aficionados of goth style head to the Bizarre Bazaar alternative market with its over 100 stalls.
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10. York Theatre Royal
Based in a lovely 18th-century building, the York Theatre Royal hosts theater, dance, music, and comedy performances, as well as readings, lectures, and children's entertainment.
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